Losing Friends Because of My Beliefs and god,
My Lord In a world that often feels loud and chaotic, where opinions clash and beliefs are challenged, standing firm in my faith has sometimes meant standing alone. My relationship with God, who is my Lord and guide, is the foundation of my life. It shapes my values, my decisions, and my very identity. But this steadfastness has come with a cost — the loss of many friends.
I have lost friends because they refused to stand by my side in hard times. It’s painful to realize that when challenges came, some chose distance over loyalty, leaving me to face struggles alone. Some friendships have faded, not only because of differences in belief but because true support was missing when I needed it most. Even when I have supported them in the worst times of their life in the past and made there life easier, that\'s just who I am, a lightworker.
Yet, in this solitude, I have discovered a profound truth: quality matters more than quantity. Though I may have only a handful of friends left — friends I could count on one hand — these are the ones who truly see me. They respect my faith, support my journey, and stand by me through life’s storms. These friendships are rare gems, forged in understanding and love, not convenience or fleeting agreement.
Losing friends because of my beliefs and because they refused to stand by me has been a test of faith and resilience. It has taught me to cherish those who remain and to trust that God’s plan is greater than my pain. In the quiet moments, I find peace knowing that my loyalty to God is never in vain, and that true friendship, rooted in respect and shared values, is a blessing beyond measure.
So, while the circle of friends may be small, it is strong. And in this right of home — this sacred space where my faith and friendships coexist — I am never truly alone.
Thank you to God who is my Lord.
He has made me who I am.
A lighworker, One who seeks the truth the true words of God,
I have found many true words of God most people
will never see.